EU Enforcement
Begins May 25, 2018
Are you ready for
GDPR?
The clock is counting down to the new EU General Data
Protection Regulation (GDPR), and its impact will be global.
If your organization touches identity information for any EU citizen - regardless of
whether they are a customer or not - you must comply with GDPR or risk unprecedented
penalties (up to 4%). Get a head start by downloading CorreLog's quick guide to GDPR
compliance. Whitepaper highlights:
* How to achieve real-time security visibility across the entirety of your enterprise
IT infrastructure, including IBM z/OS mainframe
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* How to setup real-time alerting for remediation/reporting by Help Desk or other
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* How to prepare legally, including compliance validation for auditors and/or
forensics
Download CorreLog's complimentary GDPR
whitepaper at CorreLog.com/whitepapers
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WHITEPAPER
Impact from the New GDPR:
Countdown to the new EU General Data Protection Regulation
(GDPR) has begun, and its Impact will be Global.
The General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR repeals Directive 95/46/EC, and levies crippling penalties
for non-compliance. Here's what you need to know about the GDPR, plus 6 guidelines to help you manage the
regulation.
The GDPR has been rEXMċed and will go into effect May
25, 2018. Unlike many industry standards, the GDPR
centers around a certain geography, the European Union,
and the "data subjects" in that geo. Unlike data security
standards such as HIPAA (Healthcare data),
PCI DSS (credit card data), FISMA (U.S. Government
HEXEÄ+0&%ÄFEROMRKċnance data), and other data
security standards, the GDPR will focus on a group
of citizens ("data subjects") in a deċned geography.
The GDPR goes above and beyond securing contact
information and a few other data points of the data
subjects with whom you have a business relationship.
Any of the following items that could possibly identify a
data subject must be audited and secured - name, photo,
email address, bank details, social media post, medical information, or computer IP address - even if they never
become a customerÄ8LMWÄUYEPMċcation adds another layer of complexity to an already insurmountable information
security task - securing your data and all the endpoints connected to it.
FuVXLIVÄGSQTPMGEXMRKÄXLMRKWÄEVIÄUYEPMċcations for age and geography. The GDPR applies to any resident in the
EU 16 years of age or older, with a provision for member states, if they choose, to lower the age to 13. Relative
to geography, no matter your location, if someone in your organization accesses identiċable data of a "subject,"
16 years of age or older, who lives within the EU, as of May 25, 2018, your organization must comply with the
standard. The regulation applies when the processing of the subject's data is "related to the offering of goods or
services, irrespective of whether a payment of the data subject is required."1 Some exclusions apply, but the EU
has made it clear that the data subject does not have to be a customer. If you handle any data that could identify
1 h ps://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-80/
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